You are 30 years older than I am.

You and your whole lousy generation believes the way it was for you is the way it's got to be.

And not until your whole generation has laid down and died will the dead weight of you be off our backs.

You understand? You've got to get off my back.

Hello and welcome once again to the Cinefiles where this week we're continually in our exploration of guests who's coming to dinner in honor of the great Sidney Baudier.

My name is Steve Morris. I'm a filmmaker and directing instructor in Los Angeles, California.

Hello, my name is John Roca. I'm a writer, producer and host here in San Diego, California.

And excited to be walking back into this world, Steve. I think we had a fantastic discussion in part one, if I do say so myself.

And so I'm looking forward to seeing where we end up at the end of this movie.

And do we settle the debate whether this is a Sidney Baudier movie or a Spencer Tracy movie we shall see.

It's going to be very hard for you to convince me the other ways, but I'll tell you what I think part of it is that it depends on how we define our terms as old.

So my guess is we have different definitions of how you say whose movie it is.

Right.

But right now we got a lot of people coming to this dinner and Joey has to go back to the kitchen and inform Tilly that there's going to be one more guest.

Guess who's coming to dinner now?

The Reverend Martin Luther King.

More stakes, which is funny because we're actually recording this on Martin Luther King day.

Oh, how funny. Yeah.

And isn't this one year before, sadly, he's assassinated, right? Because it's about 67.

No, it's less. It's about six months from now because he was assassinated. We'll get into it.

He was assassinated.

I think two days before the Oscars for someone to be.

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